And now, the next exciting adventure in the life of Tiny and Small...
Tiny performs music with the Music Trees, which Mother loves, whilst Small paints a picture...until Tiny suddenly feels ill, and sneezes. This is the first time we've ever heard a Clanger sneeze, as Tiny has fallen ill. She's sent straight to bed with her Skymoo doll by her side, and Small places a picture he drew of her making music with the Music Trees on her shelf. Everyone comes to see Tiny, and want to make her better, with soup, a puffball pillow and a knitted blanket, plus a story from the Iron Chicken. Mother tells them to leave Tiny alone, but they meant well, and bed and rest will help Tiny feel better.
Small goes out on his own, and hears the Music Trees playing a marvelous melody, a tune so soothing and full of love. He goes to fetch Mother and tell her the whole story and let Tiny hear the soothing music, but Mother still is on strict borderlines.
Later, everyone falls asleep, but Tiny's still sneezing, and Small is awoken by the noise - we also see a music note and a red heart on her shelf as Small enters the room. She would like to hear some music, but Small isn't good at music...until the picture on Tiny's shelf gives him an idea. He takes her outside despite Mother's orders, and he allows her to hear the marvelous melody, which makes her calm and sleepy.
Small places Tiny back into bed, and heads off to sleep himself.
The next morning, Small is awoken by Mother. Tiny feels much better, thanks to a lot of bed and rest. Everyone gathered is happy to know that Tiny is better, and so is Small - now she has the strength and energy to play music again. Tiny believes she dreamed about the tune Small let her hear, and races off to play it with the Music Trees, which know the tune. All is well, as caring is what a Clanger loves to do best.
I've had a very cranky day because I got hot overnight, but who can cure my depression? Tiny and Small! Not to forget all their friends and family, of course. Thank you, Clangers, you turned a grumpy day into a wonderful afternoon.
Goodnight, Tiny. Goodnight, Small.
